Classical Utilitarianism and the Anxiety of Influence: A Philosophical Dialectic from Mill to Broad - Weinstein, David (Professor Emeritus, Wake Forest University, and Honorary Professor, University of Oldenburg) - Books - Oxford University Press - 9780197912591 - November 13, 2026
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Weinstein, David (Professor Emeritus, Wake Forest University, and Honorary Professor, University of Oldenburg)
Classical Utilitarianism and the Anxiety of Influence: A Philosophical Dialectic from Mill to Broad

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This volume reinterprets J. S. Mill and Henry Sidgwick's versions of utilitarianism, showing how they remained a source of tension in English moral philosophy long after their time. It explores how debates over Darwinian evolution and doubts about philosophical method kept classical utilitarianism alive as an 'anxiety'.

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Released November 13, 2026
ISBN13 9780197912591
Publishers Oxford University Press
Pages 340
Dimensions 156 × 21 × 234 mm   ·   599 g

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